Protex Pawz Dog Boots - Purple - Large

It’s good but way too expensive for the type of product it is.

Simple idea for keeping the messy paws clean when out for a walk also no problem ticks and fleas climbing onto the body through the paws - the dogs initially resisted them but are now quite happy to wear them - they don’t last very long but have used them now for years

nothing just water balloon with thick rubber. And the opening is so tight only I could dream off.

Bad quality. Got holes on the first day. Waste if money.

Admittedly, my dog doesn't love wearing these (nor did the dogs before him) and yes, they will rip BUT unlike the fabric boots, they don't fall off, dogs can't feel them once they are on and so they will walk normally. If it gets below -6C here, the boots go on. Otherwise we get halfway down the block and he is doing the paw lift dance. And of course, it's easy to keep them in your pocket (not bulky) if one rips or you decide to chance the walk bootless.

Like the fact that it comes in a pack of 12, though not very resistant it serves the purpose when one of the paws of my dog has an injury. Delivery was faster than expected.

We use these the day after it snows to protect our dog's paws from the ice-melt products that are applied to the sidewalks. They don't last forever, but that's OK. They are good for several miles, I would say. Less with an active dog. If one tears, you just toss it and grab another. They can be easily cleaned by rinsing. A little tricky to get on at first, especially if Rover doesn't want them on.Update: we have been using these year-round now. Our senior dog is losing the function in his rear legs (due to DM). These are very convenient for outdoor use, even though they wear out after a while. These provide a layer of protection so that our old mutt doesn't rub his rear toes raw. They are less disruptive to his walking style than other, more durable, alternatives.Not recommended for indoor use. If left on for hours, your dog's sweat will build up in there and can cause problems one of which is really smelly dog feet. This lesson was learned the hard way.

We bought these for our standard poodle. They are durable, we get several uses from them. A little tricky to put on but once you know the trick to holding on with both hands to stretch them and then slip on the dogs feet, it goes on well and stays on. I can’t believe from the comments that someone left those on overnight on their dog. Poor dog must of been in so much pain. They are very tight fitting so good for your one hour walk but after you must remove them so the dogs feet has circulation again.

These are a really great alternative to full dog boots. I have a chocolate lab that has a bad habit of snagging her back nails on things when running like a terror through our yard. These not only prevent that, but they keep her from coming in with mud caked between her toes! I just ordered a new package of these to have on hand during the spring rains. No muddy paws in this house!The only negative to these is that they do need replaced occasionally (how often depends on how frequently you use them.) They're kind of like a balloon you put over your dog's paws. They're pretty durable, all things considered, and they always stay on. I've never once had them come off even when my dog is running full sprint. They also don't bother her like full dog boots do; she doesn't even care that they're on.If you're looking for convenient and comfortable solution for traction, dirt or general paw protection, these fit the bill!